WSL roundup: Crystal Palace deny Charlton first point, London City stay third

Bethany England scores late to give Palace 3-2 winLondon City, Spurs and Manchester United all winIt was heartbreak for Charlton on Sunday, after Bethany England’s 90th-minute winner for Crystal Palace denied them a first point in the Women’s Super League.Karen Hills’s team remain bottom and pointless. They were forced to come from behind away to their their fellow promoted side after Lexi Lloyd-Smith had given Palace the lead in the second half, but Elisha N’Dow and Leah Davidson scored within two minutes of each other to put them in the driving seat. Continue reading…

Bethany England scored late to give Palace a 3-2 win, while Tottenham and Manchester United both won to stay above Arsenal It was heartbreak for Charlton on Sunday, after Bethany England’s 90th-minute winner for Crystal Palace denied them a first point in the Women’s Super League. Karen Hills’s team remain bottom and pointless. They were forced to come from behind away to their their fellow promoted side after Lexi Lloyd-Smith had given Palace the lead in the second half, but Elisha N’Dow and Leah Davidson scored within two minutes of each other to put them in the driving seat.

However, pushing to end their own seven-game run without a win, Palace fought back, with Aimee Everett drawing them level before England’s stoppage-time winner. The win moves Palace three points clear of the relegation play-off place. Tottenham remain fourth in the WSL after they came from behind against Brighton to secure their fifth win of the season. A poor defensive display in